From rom-coms to horror films
How amazing did Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe look in their fabulous red satin pumps?
Raise your hand if you like Claire Standish's (Molly Ringwald) brown leather lace-up boots?
Catwoman not only rocked a cool latex suit, but Michelle Pfeiffer's character had boots to match.
If you're gonna dance, you better put on your retro Nike sneakers, like Kevin Bacon's iconic character Ren McCormack.
Moccasin boots? If they work for Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher), then they surely work for us!
If you're looking for rain boots inspo, look no further than Kathy Selden's (Debbie Reynolds) chunky black mid-calf boots.
Black Mary Janes are a classic, and so is the whole outfit worn by Alice for that matter.
How cool does Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn) look in his Nike Vandals?
Who can forget Victoria Page's (Moira Shearer) iconic red ballet shoes in this British film?
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Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) was rocking his Chucks in the first movie, but the futuristic auto-lacing Nike sneakers of 'Back to the Future Part II' really were something else!
If you're going to battle an evil alien, you better be prepared. And that, of course, includes what you wear. Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) wore these iconic Reebok sneakers that were marketed in 1986 as the Reebok Alien Stompers.
Looking for big, bold, and fabulous drag queen shoes? Look no further!
The Air Jordans worn by the basketball icon himself contributed to the success of both the sneakers and the film. Nike released a 'Space Jam' collection of the legendary sneakers in 2016.
Shoes are not just for walking. Especially if you're a spy like Maxwell Smart, aka Agent 86 (Steve Carell).
Beatrix "The Bride" Kiddo (Uma Thurman) not only is known for her iconic Bruce Lee-inspired jumpsuit, but also for these epic yellow Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 sneakers.
From black loafers to ballet flats, Audrey Hepburn danced away with amazing shoes in this movie.
Sharon Tate's (Margot Robbie) white go-go boots are absolutely gorgeous, don't you think?
This movie starring Alicia Silverstone is a quintessential film for fashion lovers. But it's not just about the '90s plaid looks. Cher's low white heels were equally iconic.
Of course, Cinderella's famous glass slippers had to be on this list. Swarovski created a version of these with 1.7 million crystals for the 2015 live-action version of the story!
Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway) might be a princess, but she likes her rugged boots!
Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) looked stunning in all her outfits. But this one in particular, all-black with red mules, is a classic.
This group of friends had to wear cool and comfy shoes in their adventures, so the Nike Sky Force Hi was a natural choice.
This is as iconic as it gets when it comes to shoes. Of course we're talking about Dorothy's ruby red slippers!
Who can forget Vivian's (Julia Roberts) black patent leather ultra-high boots in this classic rom-com?
Originally released in 1972, the pair of Nike Cortez worn by Tom Hanks' character turned the model into a sought-after classic to this day.
Film fashion can really make a product stand out and become successful. So much so that some movies and shows actually changed the way we dress. How many of us have copied outfits and bought shoes inspired by our favorite characters? Some of these shoes are so iconic that they became part of pop culture.
Click through the following gallery and get inspired by these iconic shoe moments in movies.
Women could only dream of owning such an impressive boot collection like Barbarella (Jane Fonda) had.
Kitten heels? Yes please! Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) approves, and so do we!
The most iconic shoe moments in movies
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Film fashion can really make a product stand out and become successful. So much so that some movies and shows actually changed the way we dress. How many of us have copied outfits and bought shoes inspired by our favorite characters? Some of these shoes are so iconic that they became part of pop culture.
Click through the following gallery and get inspired by these iconic shoe moments in movies.